[joshuamorton]

> Also, here is a list that someone else compiled [1] of censored scientists:

No, that's a list of scientists some internet person thinks might have expressed stuff (not on YouTube) that might have violated YouTube's policy.

It's not clear if any were "censored" anywhere.

[ghoward]

Scott Atlas had a video taken down. [1]

An interview with Karol Sikora was taken down. [2]

An interview with Dr. Sucharit Bhakdi was taken down. [3]

I found all of those just by searching DDG with the text of each item in the list I gave, along with the word "youtube". Deeper digging would probably have revealed more.

[1]: https://www.breitbart.com/tech/2020/09/14/youtube-censors-vi...

[2]: https://gript.ie/youtube-censors-covid-19-video-with-former-...

[3]: https://reclaimthenet.org/youtube-deletes-video-with-dr-such...

[joshuamorton]

I'm not sure what your point is, I'm simply restating the source you quoted:

"Here's an incomplete list of such "nutjobs" who would fall under YouTube's policy of eliminating all views that the risk of the virus has been vastly overstated and that the mitigation measures are doing far more harm than good:"

Note "would fall under" not "were removed". It's not surprising to me that some were removed from youtube, but the list wasn't based on people who had been censored.

Funnily enough though, looking back all three of those hucksters were demonstrably wrong in many of their claims.

[Flimm]

That's quite different! Thank you for pointing that out.

[silent_cal]

Cope